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The snow crunched with every step Senior Sergeant Aleksander Radomil took, snowflakes whirling down on his forest green combat helmet and uniform. Carefully he plodded over fallen branches and a thick blanket of pine needles, advancing through twilight to a small concrete guard cabin up ahead as the road curled to a wide gate in the middle of the forest. His hand jerked away from the cold metal grip of his pistol. Not yet, he thought. First I have to secure the rifles. While effacing the white shroud of snow from his garbs the door creaked as he landed a knock on the wood and strolled in.

In the light of a petrol lamp he saw three men, all in forest green army garments, playing cards on an empty ammunition crate. The light cast quite a shadow over the rest of the quarters, but he noticed empty liquor bottles stacked up in one corner and four assault rifles in another. The concrete floor was littered with cigarette butts and chewing gum wrappers. Two small field beds and an electric heater completed the interior.

”Comrades, the Party congress is on its way. Attention.”

As he had expected the three privates continued their leisure and they were quite drunk as well.

”Not to worry, Comrade Sergeant. We’ll be on our way.”

Aleksander positioned himself near the rifles and pulled out an ancient Tokarev TT semiautomatic pistol. The blast would be more muttered than that of an assault rifle so no one would hear. The three soldiers were too drunk to notice his dissent so he had quickly delivered three headshots in two seconds and then ripped off their uniforms, disposing of the bodies outside.

Then he turned to a small control panel in the cabin and pressed a button to make the gate swing open with a metallic “humming”. He signaled three silhouettes hiding behind a veil of pine-tree branches outside the gate. They prowled closer and silently greeted Aleksander. They were dressed in civilian attire, but still had a certain military aura of confidence and skill around them.

”Well done.”

One of them, short and sturdy, and with chiseled facial features, complimented Aleksander and asked him to supply them with the assault rifles and the uniforms. He was somewhat Jewish in appearance and was clearly in charge. He began giving out orders out to the other two. They deposited small white packages and a lot of wires around the access road and gate entrance, guiding those to a natural trench next to the road.

”Joachim, the guards of the estate are patrolling the perimeter frequently, so we need to extract from the area quite quickly.”

Aleksander said.
”I planned it all. No worries, friend. Please enjoy the start of a life free of Communism.”

“How are the preparations elsewhere going?”

“Quite well. All strategically important facilities such as airfields, power plants and factories will be ours by dawn. Our sympathizers swarm through the Army, Navy and Air Force. They are ours to command. Only the Presidential Guard will put up some resistance but they will not stand a chance against our united efforts.”

“We shall see.”

The roaring of an automobile engine alarmed them en they quickly dug themselves in near the trench. When the first of five luxurious cars turned from the main road into the forest, Aleksander’s hand moved to the console that controlled the explosives and flicked the safety valve off. The three others buried themselves in the snow and pine needles and waited anxiously. When the third car passed the gate, Aleksander flicked a switch.

Two cars were flung through the air by the shock wave of the explosion and four were ablaze. Only one was not affected and was stationary amidst of the inferno. Joachim and his men got up and hurled hand grenades underneath it, then pumping it full of rifle rounds. People crawled, some still ablaze, out of the car wreckages, screaming, but Joachim and Aleksander just kicked them in the abdominals and sent a few rounds through their charred heads.

They made sure no one was alive and then made a run for it, the first red morning light peaking through the pine trees and lighting their escape. Soon the communist regime in Poleski would fall; the Party's leaders already gone..

All night, dazzling flashes lit up the skyline over Warschaw. The macabre howling of airborne artillery rounds kept most citizens awake for the continuation of the few nighttime hours.

In the People’s Palace, Joachim and Aleksander toasted on a free nation over the mangled carcasses of Party bureaucrats, while thousands of partisans roamed the streets, setting automobiles alight and butchering final pockets of resistance.

”The nation is finally free.”

Aleksander marked with delight, the corners of his lips curling upwards.

“We can set up democratic elections within months. The Communists have left fully intact archives with specifics on the entire population. We shall act as an interim administration for now.”

Joachim coldly stated, observing the carnage around him with disgust.

“Affirmative. A communiqué to the international community shall be composed to inform them of our struggles.”

“We control the state television channels and radio stations, so we should appeal the people for their patience and request them not to engage in disorderly conduct. Still, keep the streets firmly under our control. Rioting shall be punished severely.”

“It has already been done.”

Open Communiqué

To: The International Community
From: The Former People’s Republic of Poleski

Members of the International Community,

It is my duty to inform you of the recent struggles in our isolationist nation. A small group of patriots has overturned the morbid Communist regime in a heroic coup d'état. Most members of the former rule have already been found guilty of crimes against humanity and have been punished with the penalty of death for their fiendish misdemeanors.

We have installed an interim government, managing all business concerning the nation for the coming months up to the upcoming elections, but it is already apparent that living in liberty cannot encompass living in further isolation from the rest of the world.

Therefore, we welcome the establishment of friendly relationships with foreign sovereign nations and ask for aid in reshaping our nation into a modern state with a free market economy and with extensive civil rights and political freedoms.

Yours faithfully,

Aleksander Radomil
Spokesperson for the Interim Government

Monetistan

A huge morass. Environmental disasters of a magnitude that'd make the mind of the average Greenpeace activist explode mixed with vast, hyperurbanised structures designed for machines, rather than humans. Suburban paradises full of flowers, little gardens, playful children and complete ethnic segregation, small-scale shootouts between corporate entities, and a collapsing government. The filthy rich. The poor masses. The fastest Pizza-Delivery chains in the world. Drug addicts and pay-for-pray services, and of course the mafia posing with little kids. 'You've got a friend in the family'.

Monetistan may not be a paradise - But it's certainly an interesting (And economically prosperous) place to live at.

The Monetistani Equivalent to the average Ministry of Foreign Affairs

"Now, come on. It's early-" Denise yawned rather audibly - And annoyedly - as she felt the poking on her back. "Work can wait..."

"No it can't. Now would you please get up? Life's not all fun, you know."

"It was last night..."

"OUT I SAID!" Sakura replied, with laughter in between the shouting. "Or do you want the Confederated FOQNEs to fire you?"

"Yes, yes..." Denise was just opening her eyes, quietly hoping to see something pleasant - Sakura's chest came to mind. As it was, however, she saw a sheet of paper, with tiny, for now unreadable characters on it. No surprise, given Sakura holding it right up to her nose. "Geez. Thank you."

"No problem."

And she's dressed, too. When the hell did she get up? Bah, no fun to be had...

A considerable time spent on sighs, a shower, and dressing in what was probably the most boring business suit ever - Her employers really had no sense for fashion - and eventually read the paper Sakura had forced on her a while earlier.

Strait closed... A war... Isolation... Another war... Tariffs... Oh, what a surprise. A war. I hate this world. No business to be done. Well, at least I don't need to reply to this idio- wait. Hum. Actually, that one looks neat. Where my lapt- Ah, there.

Diplomatic Transmission, open
From: Denise Hampton, Liaison, Confederated Franchise-Organised Quasi-National Entities
To: The Former People’s Republic of Poleski, Aleksander Radomil
Subject: Your Transition

Dear Aleksander Radomil,

Congratulations to your recent transition from a failed system to an upcoming, bright future (To which we'd be happy to contribute).

As far as your requests - Or rather, offers - go, we'd be quite willing to provide both: Friendly relations with the Confederated FOQNEs (Encompassing roughly one fifth of the geopolitical and social entity 'Monetistan' as defined by the UN) can certainly be established - A Liaison could be present within relatively little time - and economic aid can be given as well - Specifically, we'd like to ask if the FOQNEs in question would be cleared to invest as they desire in Poleski, which I'm sure would be mutually beneficial.

Sincerely,

~ Denise Hampton

"Sakura?"

"SAKU- oh, right. Her exercises. Goddamnit. She's never here when... Ah well." Denise sighed again, then pressed a button - The message was on its way.

Somewhere in the Van Luxemburgian Swiss Alps

Jens Blom was running through some letters he got. Every day, a large packet of mail was brought to him, as he was the Minister of Foreign Cases in the Grand Duchy of Van Luxemburg.

Bill, Bill, Embassy, Intelligence, Taxes, Gotthard Incident, GLM report, Wingarde, New nation, Bill, Heh. New nation?

He quickly opened the envelope. it was a small, yellow piece of paper, sent by the Ministry. It read the letter sent out by Poleski. He immediately got to work. He started his PC, and got the phone from his desk, and asked for a conversation with Luxembourg, the capital of Van Luxemburg.

"Hartleson." An unfriendly voice on the other side announced his identity.
"Yes, Martin, Jens here. I have a small note here from a new nation called Poleski. What've we got to spare? they ask us to make them a nation like us. Can you get Economical Aid on point, Get VLT in there as soon as possible, aswell as maybe someone like VDZ & VL. I also want several millions a year going to that nation. I'll get the embassy and diplomatic mission ready."
It was silent for a while on the other side. Then Martin Hartleson started to answer.
"Should be possible."
The line was cut, as Hartleson laid the horn down.

From: The Ministries of Foreign Cases and Economical Cases, van Luxemburg
To: Aleksander Radomil, The Former People’s Republic of Poleski
Subject: Relations

Sir,

We want to announce to you that we have made the necessary arrangements to construct a factory of VLT, constructor of transportation equipment. We have also readied plans for construction of an embassy, and possibly several consulates. And, as one last treat, we have development aid worth 1 billion USD ready to be wired. We hope you will answer shortly,

Jens Blom
Minister of Foreign Cases

Martin Hartleson
Minister of Economical Cases

LUXEMBOURG, VAN LUXEMBURG
Den 6. Januar 2006.

Encrypted Communiqué

To: Denise Hampton, Liaison, Confederated Franchise-Organised Quasi-National Entities
From: Aleksander Radomil, Democratic Republic of Poleski

Dear Madam,

We thank you for your warm-hearted and swift response to our communiqué. Further enhancement of the relationship between our two sovereign entities is deemed mutually beneficial and a plot of land has been cleared in Poznan to accommodate an embassy complex for your liaison and staff. We also wish to negotiate on an Open Borders agreement.

We could use your aid in revamping our antiquated petrochemical industry facilities. Our infrastructure has also been neglected for many years and all aid in rebuilding airfields, harbors, automobile highways and railroad networks is most welcome.

Investments could be utilised in nearly any sector of industry, though I wish to enquire what industrial sector you are interested in. Our mining industry is an ancient juggernaut, quite inept, and certainly not able to harvest our vast natural resources. Rigid funding of complete modernisation could crank up our profits and that of foreign investors considerably.

Yours Sincerely,

Aleksander Radomil

Encrypted Communiqué

To: Jens Blom, Minister of Foreign Cases, Van Luxemburg
From: Aleksander Radomil, Democratic Republic of Poleski

Dear Sir,

First, I give my sincerest words of gratitude for your immediate reply to our enquiry. Your aid is most welcome in this battered nation. You funding will be directed towards our infrastructure and will be used to refurbish our railroad network

Your embassy will be established on a plot of land in Warschaw and two consulates are ready for construction in Poznan and Katowice. However, we can receive your diplomatic staff in alternative accommodations right away. We also wish to discuss terms for an Open Borders agreement.

Yours Sincerely,

Aleksander Radomil

The balcony of the People's Palace rocked as thousands had gathered on the Square of the Red Revolution underneath. Hurrahing and treading their feet firmly in the rhythm of a patriotic song on the cobblestones, the people made the atmosphere vivid with resonance, the atmosphere vibrant as the heat of the afternoon sun mercilessly shone down. A tall man with brown hair and a piercing blue-eyed gaze stepped up the balcony edge and the mob fell silent with total reverence. It was remarkable, only the sound of birds warbling and fluttering in the gutter above could be noticed.

The man, Aleksander Radomil, spoke:

"My fellow friends and countrymen, today we are truly free. No Communist pig shall ever trudge on our fertile black soil again. We shall set up a competent military to protect ourselves from their reaching arm and repulse them with courage should they ever attempt a cowardice assault on our great nation.”

“We have received foreign aid to strengthen our infrastructure and to create a flexible and potent free market economy. Any man performing hard labour shall no longer collect minimal wages barely sufficient to feed a family, but shall instead receive full remuneration for his efforts."

“Civil rights and political freedoms will be thrusted to higher levels and shall be an example to the rest of the free world. A constitution is being set up as we speak”

“This is a New Dawn for our people, this is just the beginning."

"Long live Poleski, in freedom!”

A bright smile broke through Aleksander’s stiff countenance and the crowd went wild. He waved and got back into the palace, where Joachim and his new cabinet congratulated him on a job well done.

The elections had proven it remarkably easy for the partisans, with the cunning Aleksander as their charismatic leader, able to daze gigantic crowds with his blazing rethorics. His political party, Honour and Homeland, had defeated all opposition by a landslide and had established a new government, libertarian on economical issues and more conservative on social problems.

The people were about to experience if the new rule was up to its task.

From: Van Luxemburgian Ministry for Foreign Cases
To: Aleksander Radomil, Democratic Republic of Poleski

Sir,

We will immediately send our Diplomatic Mission to Poleski. We hope they will arrive shortly and will not stop at the Tax-Free shopping at the airport, like last time we sent out a Diplomatic Mission. Now, to get back to our subject, an Open Borders agreement is possible, although we would like to request the right to control possible suspects of drug trafficking at ferries and aircraft heading to the continent of Van Luxemburg.

Also, our Intelligence Agency VLIA has also advised our Ministry of Defence to send out a few Military Experts, to help building your Military. We hope they can be welcomed in a short while, on the Poleski Soil. It is also possible to deliver arms of all sorts (mainly European small arms, vehicles and aircraft, aswell as vessels, if needed) to your nation. We await your reply with a possible proposition from your side.

Jens Blom,
Miniter of Foreign Cases
LUXEMBOURG, VAN LUXEMBURG
Den 6. Januar 2006

Encrypted Communiqué

To: Jens Blom, Minister of Foreign Cases, Van Luxemburg
From: Aleksander Radomil, Democratic Republic of Poleski

Dear Sir,

Tax-free shopping is unfortunately not yet possible at our international airfield. It's still quite a dump, really. Only bare-bones facilities are available. We shall further discuss the details of the Open Borders agreement with your envoy, but we have no difficulties with narcotics being checked on. It's just that business has easier access to both our national entities, promoting mutual trade.

On our military issues, your experts are most welcome to advice on training and armaments issues. We have currently full stocks of ancient Soviet hardware, which are quite worn out. A small pile will be retained to allow us to form a force with mixed Soviet and NATO equipment to improve the versatility and flexibility of the Poleski Self Defence Force. For NATO equipment we are still searching for suppliers and your interest has certainly been noted, but we haven't reached a decision on the main contractor yet.

Yours Sincerely,

Aleksander Radomil
President of the Democratic Republic of Poleski

Open Communiqué

To: Major Arms Suppliers
From: Jarek Bozydar, Minister for Defence

The nation of Poleski is calling for the attention of all suppliers of military equipment for a tender to supply our entire Armed Forces with military hardware. All offers will be taken into consideration.

Yours Faithfully,

Jarek Bozydar

Communiqué:
To: the new Poleski Government, Under Aleksander Radomil
From: the Aelmoorian Troika
---

Dear Mr. Radomil,

We are very happy to be informed that yet another Communist regime has been destroyed. We applaud your actions in leading the coup and in killing the former members of the Communist regime.
Although our nation is very small and we have not much to offer, we offer to give the Poleski military one million Abakan (AN-94) assault rifles fresh from our factories, 25 MiG-29As fighter aircraft, and we will also offer aid in the form of sending noted economists to help in advising your nation's top industrial leaders to help improve the economy.

Sincerely,
The Aelmoorian Troika
(Consul Jan Jakubovski, Consul Vlady Loczkiewicz, and Consul Adolf Kropp)

As the overhaul of the Poleski infrastructure commenced, a state-of-the-art transportation system slowly superseded the old railway grid. The old harbour facilities were broken down and replaced by top-of-the-line cranes and storage provisions. New tarmac was put down at the international airfield and modern terminals, hangers and maintenance facilities were erected to accommodate a wide flow of passengers and aircraft. Many foreign companies participated in the reconditioning of the infrastructure and there was quite a swirl of money from both investors and donators pouring in.

Encrypted Communiqué

To: Aelmoorian Troika
From: Aleksander Radomil, Democratic Republic of Poleski

Dear Sirs,

We thank your for you cordial reply to our call for aid. We wish to arrange an embassy exchange.

We will make sure your military hardware is put to good use and will shelter you economists in the most opulent facilities available, so that they can fully express their financial aptitude in aiding the restructurising our nation's economy.

Yours Sincerely,

Aleksander Radomil

Monetistan

It took the staff a while to get the decryption codes - After all, having no previous relations with Poleski, there were no shared codes, either, which made reading the encoded communique something of a pain - but eventually, and after a few fairly hectic flights and low-level dialogues, the necessary tools were acquired.

A while of decoding, a few dialogues with the various corporate entities included in the Confederated FOQNEs, and some minor things - Where the hell was Sakura? - Denise could go on replying, for once happy to escape the Unionised sniper outdoors without him even trying to fire.

Diplomatic Transmission, open
From: Denise Hampton, Liaison, Confederated Franchise-Organised Quasi-National Entities
To: The Former People’s Republic of Poleski, Aleksander Radomil
Subject: Your Transition

Dear Aleksander Radomil,

I'm happy that you agree with me - us - with regards to mutually beneficial relations. As far as the embassy is concerned - perfect, though I suppose that for the sake of establishing embassies as fast as possible, it might be a good idea to not wait for a completely new building to be built, but instead to occupy an existing one - If free, that is - with sufficient access to informational and material infrastructures as well as sufficient space.

As far as investments from our various FOQNEs are concerned, I'm sure they'll happily invest everywhere they can - Unlike our political or military performance, our economic performance is among the most impressive ones in the world, and we're always eager to expand, no matter the sector.

Sincerely,

~ Denise Hampton

Things still had time, of course, but nonetheless - The industry was getting excited. Plans were drawn up, the same was true for schedules. Information was acquired, people hired - If they were lucky, they'd be able to manage some considerable profits.

Well, the future would show.

Communiqué:
To: the new Poleski Government, Under Aleksander Radomil
From: New Nicksyllvania

The Imperial Nicksyllvanian Federation demands the amnesty of former members of the communist party. We will not stand by idly as our Comrades recieve such unjust treatment.

To our comrades, Nicksyllvania promises safe refugee from the Corrupt Anarchy.

Open Communiqué

To: New Nicksyllvania
From: Adrian Jurek, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Democratic Republic of Poleski

Dear Sir,

Most associates of the former Communist Party have been arrested by police and security forces, but a few have been slain by te mob, whom were not under our direct control. I am afraid an adjustment in those present conditions cannot be enforced by any foreign entity.

This government is the legitimate authority of the sovereign nation of Poleski and will not be coerced into any lenience.

Yours Faithfully,

Adrian Jurek
Minister for Foreign Affairs
Democratic Republic of Poleski

Encrypted Communiqué

To:
From: Adrian Jurek, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Democratic Republic of Poleski

Dear Madam,

We have only certain sectors open for investments, as we wish to regulate levels of dependence on foreign cash flows somewhat. However, large quantities of automobile manufacturing, textiles production lines and machine building factories are in need of serious overhaul and reorganisation and could be interesting to turn into profitable business with your investments.

Your embassy will be temporarily quartered in a luxurious old residence of a high Communist Party official, with most infrastructures available, but a transfer will be made to a new estate within months, where all your specific needs will be facilitated in a modern complex.

Yours Sincerely,

Adrian Jurek
Minister for Foreign Affairs
Democratic Republic of Poleski

TO: Adrian Jurek, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Democratic Republic of Poleski
FROM: USNSEA Ministry of Foreign Affairs
SUBJECT: Overthrowal regime

Dear Mr. Jurek,

We congratulate your nation's success in overthrowing the totalitarian regime, not communist, even if it were communist, it wouldn't have worked anyway, as communism is an economic ideology too idealistic to work. Your armed forces must not exactly in be in the best shape because you use equipment that is severly outdated and damaged by the civil war, so we wish to show you a good defense corporation that will gladly help to modernize your military: Kriegzimmer Arms Industries (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=409787). The Ostkampfwagen VIII "Ferne" (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=9154174&postcount=311), designed and sold by Lame Bums, which made it onto the Kriegzimmer Arms Industries' catalog because they allowed them to jointly sell it, should be an excellent tank for your nation.

As for diplomatic relations, not at this time, Mr. Jurek. We have yet to see Poleski make waves as a new member of the international community, and we will keep an eye on you. You seem, however to mean well to the world, and we hope that this is true,

Signed,
Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

To: USNSEA Ministry of Foreign Affairs
From: Adrian Jurek, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Democratic Republic of Poleski

Dear Sirs,

Your gracious response and congratulations to the overthrow of the former regime are taken with gratitude. We are quite aware that communism is a different ideology from the totalitarian rule in our former People's Republic, but this regime merely pretended to be communist and is therefore commonly referred to as communist by both our people and the current government.

However, we are quite disappointed to ascertain that the USNSEA is not interested in establishing friendly diplomatic ties with this young nation. Therefore, we cannot embrace any of your recommendations on the armament of our Self Defence Force as a base of trust is not apparent between our two nations and we are not aware what further aims you might have with this enjoinder. We are not requesting an immediate embassy exchange, merely the engagement in a diplomatic dialogue and mutual recognition of sovereignty.

Yours Faithfully,

Adrian Jurek
Minister for Foreign Affairs
Democratic Republic of Poleski

TO: Adrian Jurek, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Democratic Republic of Poleski
FROM: USNSEA Ministry of Foreign Affairs
RE: Relations

Dear Mr. Jurek,

We did not mean to offend you sir, we merely have a policy of neutrality when encountering previously unmet nations for the first time. We recommended the corporation we mentioned in our previous communiqué as a means of benign intent. What we meant was that we do not have plans to establish an embassy in your nation yet. We do wish for diplomatic dialogue and mutual recognition of sovereignty between our two states however.

Signed,
Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

To: USNSEA Ministry of Foreign Affairs
From: Adrian Jurek, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Democratic Republic of Poleski

Dear Sirs,

Very well, we understand your diplomatic policies and will view your recommendation as a token of congenial purpose. Poleski will recognise the USNSEA as a sovereign nation and hopes a development of dialogue will result in further understanding and the strengthening of diplomatic and affiliated ties.

Yours Sincerely,

Adrian Jurek
Minister for Foreign Affairs
Democratic Republic of Poleski

OOC: Poleski, check your TGs.

From: Phillippe Dermont, Ministry of Defence, Grand Duchy of Van Luxemburg
To: Adrian Jurek, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Democratic Republic of Poleski
Subject: Weapons/Military

Sir,

NATO Equipment shouldn't be a problem. We can deliver the FAMAS at $800or the FN F2000 at $1100. This all shouldn't be a prolem to authorise for your nation. Also, we will be able to sell you large portions of Leopard 2A6 or Leclerc MBT's. This, in combination with groups of our Rafale, Mirage 2000 or ASC-7 aircraft. helicopter support in the form of NH-90's or Tiger Attack helicopters isn't any problem either. Our pricelist:

FAMAS: $800
FN F2000: $1100
G3KA4: $400
Leopard 2A6: $4 million
Leclerc: $4.5 million
Mirage 2000: $45 million
Rafale: $60 Million

If you would like to order more weapons, we can deliver most (European) weapon system at a fair price.

Phillippe Dermont,
Ministry of Defence
LUXEMBOURG, VAN LUXEMBURG
Den 7. Januar 2006

As he strode briskly through the palace halls toward a meeting with his cabinate, Laurence, Prince of Angermanland, listend to his steward reading the corispondance he had recived in his official capacity, skipping past several routine matters, includeing the state of negotiations regarding the deployment of troops, he stoped still when the steward got to something about a new nation.

"read that one again."
"of course sir" the steward proceded to do so
"send a reply reading thus," Laurence ordered, leaveing the steward desperatly trying to grab his notepad and pen without droping the reports and letters.

""From: his Highness, Laurence, Prince of Angermanland
To: Adrian Jurek, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Democratic Republic of Poleski
Subject: Weapons/Military and Embasy Establishment

At this time, it has been brought to our attention that a new government has risen in Poleski. while we admit this is the first we have heard of your nation, we find our selves in such a position that estabishing diplomatic ties is to our advantage, and possibly yours. an exchange of embasys could be aranged, and land is cheap here for now, so any and all needs, and a few wants, can be acomidated, at least with reguards to the material. exact terms would be a matter to discus in person, perhaps if you sent a representitve to the palace?

also, we would like to extend, at this time, an offer of the use of one company of heavy infantry for internal security, as well as offer to sell you equivilant armor to that used by the affor-mentioned heavy infantry. prices are resonable, or even out right low if you can supply the raw materials, mostly titanium and kevlar. again, exact details to be descused in person, design specs to be encripted.

best wishes in all endvours not conflicting with our interests, and confusion to your enamys.

His Highness
Laurence
Prince of Angermanland"

message ends"

the steward caught up with the last few sentances
meanwhile, Laurence began walking again. as the steward caught up the prince informed him "take that to the comunications room imediatly. tell them to attach verification codes, but not encrypt. we don't have any comon systems yet."

"yes sir" the steward hurryed off.

Communiqué

To: His Highness, Laurence, Prince of Angermanland
From: Adrian Jurek, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Democratic Republic of Poleski

Dear Sir,

A company of mechanized infantry is most welcome to destroy last remainders of communist resistance and will be housed in available military barracks. They will work jointly with Poleski armoured forces.

You can expect an envoy within hours on your international airfield to discuss trade cooperation possibilities.

Yours Sincerely,

Adrian Jurek
Minister for Foreign Affairs
Democratic Republic of Poleski

ooc: just a little clarification of what i said befor: i was offering YOU the use of one of my companys of heavy infantry.. and they're not mechanized. the armour is a modernized chain and plate arangement :)

OOC: Apologies, my reading is a bit iffy. Consider your offer accepted then. (I will edit my post)

Mechanized infantry is just infantry equipped with armored vehicles, APC's and such. The US has the 4th Infantry Division (Mechanized), for example. I'm not sure if I may call it mechanized infantry though.

To: Aleksander Radomil, Democratic Republic of Poleski
From: Andrei Chernov, Dept. Foreign Affairs, Sovietain

It saddens our people to see a communist nation, albeit a failing one, fall to the lures of the right. We can appreciate that your communist party may have itself been corrupted, in which case it is the right of the people to instate a new government, one that will pay attention to their needs.

Unfortunately, you have taken another route altogether, and although you might find your short-term economic difficulties solved, you will soon learn why you became communist in the first place. Capitalism brings in money, yes, but that money goes to a very few. The vast majority of your population will come to regret this decision in the future.

Sincerely,
Andrei Chernov, Sovietain Department of Foreign Affairs.

From: His Highness, Laurence, Prince of Angermanland
to: Adrian Jurek, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Democratic Republic of Poleski

we are happy to hear of your acceptance. the apropriate data regarding the HI company will be sent via your envoy. it's still something of a state secret, you see, and one we request you keep. that and the experiance gaind [as well as food and the like] are all we charge for the use of these troops. we do, of course, reserve the right to recall them in the event of invasion of our own teritory, but otherwise, they are essentually yours to comand.

To: Adrian Jurek, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Democratic Republic of Poleski
From: Turetelian Head of Trade Earl Watson : Head of Forces Clovian Andrew

We are glad to hear that your nation has overthrown the oppressive regime that was similar to the one that oppressed Turetel in its early days. We would like to extend our hand in assistance, both economically, diplomatically, and military. Beyond this we would also like to grant your nation as special offer, that you may establish a military base on Turetel with the intent of training.

If you agree you will be allowed to send nearly 280,000 men and supplies to this base. As a nation that still grapples with finding and deporting supporters of an old regime, we will offer you specific training in Special Operation Teams (SOT) and have our elite 74th Infantry train your men on how best to combat a guerrilla warfare enemy or numerically superior force.

On top of this offer, Turetel would like to extend foreign aid in the way of 25 Billion USD to your nation, with its sole purpose to be rebuilding your civil infrastructure.

We await your response.

While armed forces, spearheaded by the disciplined Angermanland's heavy infantry company, crushed struggling communist remnants, further innovations and reorganisations of the nation continued.

A constitution was released, a judicial branch installed and a federal administration system was designed to grant all sixteen provinces certain self-control and self-governing privileges. An embassy programme was embarked on to start involvement with the international community. The first self-produced automobiles were rolling down the production lines, mineral resources were carefully mined and the negotiations with an arms contractor for all services of the Armed Forces had commenced. Advanced glass fiber communication cables were stationed to provide the people access to the internet.

Soon, Poleski would be a modern nation.

To: Earl Watson, Turetelian Head of Trade; Clovian Andrew, Head of Forces
From:Adrian Jurek, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Democratic Republic of Poleski

Dear Sirs,

Your financial aid welcomed with great indebtedness and will be directed to the civilian infrastructure. An embassy exchange to ensure proper coordination of further cooperation between our great nations is proposed and a plot along the banks of the river Vistula on the Embassy Row is already reserved for a consulate.

We wish to send a small Reinforced Light Infantry Brigade, 3,000 personnel, marked as a Special Forces Unit, to embark on your instruction course and station them at a small military base in your territory. They will be shipped within hours.

Yours Sincerely,

Adrian Jurek

ooc: you may wich to change "experianced" to "well drilled" or "diciplined" .. this would actually be their first real engagement. they've had plenty of exercises, as well as being well equiped, well led, and well trained, but haven't actually had any Experiance, as such.

OOC: Done. :)

Diplomatic Transmission, Shared Encryption
From: Denise Hampton, Liaison, Confederated Franchise-Organised Quasi-National Entities
To: Adrian Jurek, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Democratic Republic of Poleski
Subject: Business Opportunities

Dear Adrian Jurek,

I understand. As far as investments go, I'll make certain that our respective partners are doing just that - Investing. In the sectors you mentioned, that is.

As far as official relations, that is, an embassy, is concerned, this will be perfectly satisfactory, and we shall send a liaison & staff within the shortest available timeframe - About a week, I suppose.

Sincerely,

~ Denise Hampton

In Monetistan - Well, in parts of the vast and chaotic carpet of intermingling sovereignities and competition - interest was raised. Small notices were written, a few keys on a keyboard were hit, messages sent...

In the real world, funds moved, and an economic avalanche started its trip towards Poleski.